Collected Papers of Sir James Dewar...

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The University Press, 1927
 

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Note on the Specific Heat of Hydrogenium
62
On the VapourDensity of Potassium
70
LowTemperature Studies
73
On the Action of Light on the Retina and other Tissues
80
On the Physiological Action of Light No III
86
APPENDIX
114
On the Physiological Action of Ozone
115
Preliminary Note on a New Method of obtaining Very Perfect
121
Farther Researches in Very Perfect Vacua
127
On the Reversal of the Lines of Metallic Vapours I
132
The Physiological Action of Light Part II
140
On Clapeyrons Formula
152
Preliminary Note on Experiments in ElectroPhotometry
159
On the Reversal of the Lines of Metallic Vapours
162
On New LowTemperature Phenomena and their Scientific
164
On the Physical Constants of Hydrogenium Part II
169
On the Electrical Resistivity of Pure Mercury at the Tem
173
On the Spectra of Sodium and Potassium
180
The Absorption of Hydrogen by Palladium at High Tem
188
On the Spectra of Magnesium and Lithium
195
The Nadir of Temperature and Allied Problems
203
On the Critical Point of Mixed Vapours
209
On the Spectrum of Water I
217
On the Reversal of the Lines of Metallic Vapours VII
218
The Effect of LiquidAir Temperatures on the Mechanical
222
Recent Developments of the Theory of Dissociation
225
206
229
On the UltraViolet Spectra of the Elements
231
On the Atomic Weight of Manganese
234
Note on the Order of the Reversibility of the Lithium Lines
240
LowTemperature Investigations
243
Researches on Liquefied Gases
246
Note on the Spectra of the Flames of some Metallic Com
348
Trans Roy Soc Edin 1911 XLVII 737794
353
The Electrical Resistance of Metals and Alloys at Tempera
363
Liquid Oxygen in Warfare
371
1456
375
Solidified Air
389
On the Refractive Indices of Liquid Nitrogen and Air
390
Note on the Viscosity of Solids
404
On the Liquefaction of Gases
414
Réactions du Fluor
418
The Variation in the Electrical Resistance of Bismuth when
444
On the Refraction and Dispersion of Liquid Oxygen and
452
On the Changes produced in Magnetized Iron and Steels
470
On the Electrical Resistivity of Bismuth at the Temperature
483
On the Magnetic Permeability and Hysteresis of Iron
491
On the Magnetic Permeability of Liquid Oxygen and Liquid
504
On the Dielectric Constant of Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Air
516
Properties of Liquid Oxygen
525
New LowTemperature Phenomena 892
528
Note on the Dielectric Constants of Ice and Alcohol at Very
536
On the Dielectric Constants of certain Frozen Electrolytes
550
On the ThermoElectric Junction as a Means of Determining
555
On the Dielectric Constants of Pure Ice Glycerin Nitrobenzol
566
On the Dielectric Constants of certain Organic Bodies at
579
On the Dielectric Constants of Metallic Oxides dissolved
588
Further Observations on the Dielectric Constants of Frozen
600
On the Properties of Liquid Fluorine
630
The Liquefaction of Air and the Detection of Impurities
639
Liquid Air as an Analytic Agent
644
216
648
On the Magnetic Susceptibility of Liquid Oxygen
659

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TitleCollected Papers of Sir James Dewar...
Volume 1 of Collected Papers of Sir James Dewar, Ernest Charles Scott Dickson
AuthorSir James Dewar
EditorsLady Helen Rose Banks Dewar, James Douglas Hamilton Dickson, Hugh Munro Ross
PublisherThe University Press, 1927
Original fromthe University of Michigan
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